TransForm: TransForay: South Bay Bus Rapid Transit Tour

"Our TransForay in the South Bay will look at what’s happening with public transportation in San Jose. Experts will lead participants on a walking and transit tour to see firsthand how future Bus Rapid Transit service will better connect some of the County’s most transit dependent communities with jobs and services. We’ll also see how local businesses have gotten actively involved in improving public transportation."

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From TransForm: Bus tour and talk on how Bus Rapid Transit can transform public transportation RSVP online by Friday, October 7 Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is revolutionizing bus service around the world with its dedicated lanes, state-of-the-art buses, and frequent service. Now, Bus Rapid Transit is coming to Santa Clara County! VTA is planning for BRT lines along the Alum Rock, El Camino, […]

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